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I Spent A Whole Day In The Frozen Woods To Capture This Magnificent Winter View Of The Nearby Hills
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Deborah R. 7 years ago
I've loved trains all my life, and I'm astonished at how you've captured their beauty, wonder, and fascination in a fabulous winter setting. Thank you for posting these!
Ferenc Attila-Zoltan 7 years ago
Actually, I was wrong. Its the small-gauge in the Budai mountains. Google "gyermekvasut" and it will be the first hit.
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Jozsef Bogdan 7 years ago
Amazing images! Fantastic capture of the the train and beauty of winter. Admirable processing technic too! Congratulations. Gratulalok Tamas!
Petko Vassilev 7 years ago
Very good pictures , contrast between frozen-white nature and vivid red colour of train is perfect !
Katalin Ferinczné 7 years ago
Csodás itt viszont látni a képeidet, a mesés téli hangulatot idéznek!
Daniel Law 7 years ago
Uh...hills? I didn't see hills. I'd venture to say you, sir, are what we used to call a 'foamer', also known as a railfan. Nice shots of trains though. I used to work on a railroad in Alaska. NOT the Alaska Railroad, it was the one that came first -- in 1898. White Pass & Yukon has two steamers they bring out for railfan tours in the summer and other occasions. Try it out next year when you visit Skagway, Alaska.
Karen Chaddock 7 years ago
The light covering of snow on the trees gave these photos a very beautiful look.
Suhail Yusuf 7 years ago
amazing, can you please add the location and country of these beautiful images.
Marcela RI 7 years ago
I have never seen so beautifull images!! All your efforts made a fantastic collection!! Congrats!!
Sandevil Sandhya 7 years ago
how do you manage to take a shot from the front of moving train?is it moving slowly??
Zori the degu 7 years ago
Reminds me of everything worth in my life...Adventures, good books(Hogwarts express?), the forest, which I consider my second and real home...
Deborah R. 7 years ago
I've loved trains all my life, and I'm astonished at how you've captured their beauty, wonder, and fascination in a fabulous winter setting. Thank you for posting these!
Ferenc Attila-Zoltan 7 years ago
Actually, I was wrong. Its the small-gauge in the Budai mountains. Google "gyermekvasut" and it will be the first hit.
Load More Replies... Jozsef Bogdan 7 years ago
Amazing images! Fantastic capture of the the train and beauty of winter. Admirable processing technic too! Congratulations. Gratulalok Tamas!
Petko Vassilev 7 years ago
Very good pictures , contrast between frozen-white nature and vivid red colour of train is perfect !
Katalin Ferinczné 7 years ago
Csodás itt viszont látni a képeidet, a mesés téli hangulatot idéznek!
Daniel Law 7 years ago
Uh...hills? I didn't see hills. I'd venture to say you, sir, are what we used to call a 'foamer', also known as a railfan. Nice shots of trains though. I used to work on a railroad in Alaska. NOT the Alaska Railroad, it was the one that came first -- in 1898. White Pass & Yukon has two steamers they bring out for railfan tours in the summer and other occasions. Try it out next year when you visit Skagway, Alaska.
Karen Chaddock 7 years ago
The light covering of snow on the trees gave these photos a very beautiful look.
Suhail Yusuf 7 years ago
amazing, can you please add the location and country of these beautiful images.
Marcela RI 7 years ago
I have never seen so beautifull images!! All your efforts made a fantastic collection!! Congrats!!
Sandevil Sandhya 7 years ago
how do you manage to take a shot from the front of moving train?is it moving slowly??
Zori the degu 7 years ago
Reminds me of everything worth in my life...Adventures, good books(Hogwarts express?), the forest, which I consider my second and real home...
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